2015 Summer Camp Brochure
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2015 Summer Camp Brochure
To register for Summer Field Trips please call 201-460-8300 July 6 through August 7 2015 Summer Field Trips Request for Information Maximum number of children per day: 80 Choose your program based on grade level All programs available all dates: Entering Kindergarten & Grade 1 Incredible Insects or Marsh Muckers Entering Grades 2 & 3 Astounding Adaptations or Marsh Explorers Entering Grades 4, 5 & 6 Astro Adventures or Salt Marsh Safari Recreation Department: (city/town) ___________________________________________________________ Contact Name: ______________________________________________ Contact Phone: ______________________________________________ Contact E-mail: ______________________________________________ Number of Participants: _______________________________________ Grade level(s) in September: ___________________________________ Additional comments: ________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ Meadowlands Environment Center Two DeKorte Park Plaza Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071 201-460-8300 To request disability related accommodations please contact us at least 2 weeks in advance. (Please note: Programs are not for individual children. If interested, please contact your town’s recreation department ) One Day Field Trips for Summer Recreation Camps July 6 through August 7, 2015 A New Jersey Meadowlands Commission Facility operated by Ramapo College of New Jersey Pre-registration Required July 6 — August 7 All programs available all dates. Time: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Cost: $12 per child Things to bring: Brown bag lunch and beverage Bug spray, sun screen, hat, water bottle Incredible Insects Learn about the largest group of animals in the world! Investigate insect characteristics and then go outdoors to collect samples and make field observations. Discover what insects live in the Meadowlands and why they love it here. Ages: Entering Kindergarten & Grade 1 Marsh Muckers Visit the salt marsh and get acquainted with the animals and plants that live in our wetlands environment. After introducing the turtles, fish and birds that live here we will go for a guided walk outdoors to see how many we can find. A marsh craft activity is also included. Ages: Entering Kindergarten & Grade 1 Astounding Adaptations What helps animals and plants survive in the wild? Experiment with tools to learn how animals have adapted so they can eat, walk, fly or swim in their environment. Go on a scavenger hunt outdoors to find the special adaptations our local animals have that help them live in nature. Ages: Entering Grades 2 & 3 What to wear: Old sneakers or aqua shoes (may get muddy or wet) NO flip flops! Rain jacket or poncho, if rain is predicted Reserve early!! Maximum number of children per day: 80 For more information or to make a reservation contact: Jhenny Mejia [email protected] 201-460-8300 Michele Daly [email protected] 201-460-4623 Fax: 201-842-0630 A New Jersey Meadowlands Commission Facility operated by Ramapo College of New Jersey Marsh Explorers Get outdoors and learn about the salt marsh! Investigate the animals and plants that call the Meadowlands home, and discover why they thrive here. Observe the inhabitants in their natural surroundings and examine live specimens and taxidermies in our science classrooms. Ages: Entering Grades 2 & 3 Astro Adventures How well do you know the neighbors? Learn about the sun, the moon, the solar system and the tools astronomers use to study them. Discover how important the sun is, including how its movement affects our seasons and ways we can use its energy to help us in our everyday lives. A visit to the William D. McDowell Observatory will be included, weather permitting. Ages: Entering Grades 4, 5 & 6 Salt Marsh Safari Take an in-depth look at the brackish water in the Meadowlands marsh by collecting and examining the creatures that live in it. Identify the main components of the local Meadowlands marsh food chain and consider how we can help it stay healthy. Learn about local plants and animals on a guided field walk. Ages: Entering Grades 4, 5 & 6
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